Low-temperature thermoplastic (PCL) — the material behind heat-formable veterinary splinting.
The Zhivon splint is made from low-temperature thermoplastic material. It softens when heated to approximately 70°C, allowing it to be molded directly to the patient's limb. As it cools, the material hardens into a rigid, stable support structure.
Softens at ~70°C for safe, direct molding.
Forms a stable support structure once set.
Reheat to adjust the fit multiple times.
